Bücher von Jose Martinez

In Covid-19 and the Transformation of American Society, the first book-length consideration of the Covid-19 pandemic's implications, noted sociologist Jose Martinez lays bare the immense social changes that we should expect from the nouvel coronavirus, which has upended American life since March 2020. A vital theme of his critique is how inequality already entrenched in American society may worsen due to large-scale economic disruption that resonates strongly in the socioeconomic circumstances of minorities and the poor. On the other hand, society may also experience constructive social changes resulting from a widespread reconsideration of consumerism driven by frank reassessments of our wants and needs. This book addresses how the coronavirus has contributed to long-lasting reconsiderations of social relationships, from dating to leisure to education, in both negative and positive ways, and how national and cultural politics will never be the same. Martinez opens a new field in foretelling an unanticipated future for American society and, indeed, the entire world. It concludes with a consideration of possible solutions to address social changes that we are unlikely to avoid.

Die in diesem Werk angewandte innovative Methode ist der Versuch, den Karma-Gedanken dem heutigen Bewusstsein zugänglich zu machen.Sie finden biographische Studien über: Albert Camus - Virginia Woolf - Richard Wagner - Kronprinz Rudolph - Madame de Staël - Adam Ferguson - Mayer Amschel Rothschild - Paul Klee - Hasan al-Banna - Robert Bosch - Guglielmo Marconi - Rudolph Virchow - Ernesto "Che" Guevara - Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche - Pablo Picasso - Ibn Saud- Baron de Montesquieu - Napoleon Bonaparte - Niklaus von Flüe

Recent and ongoing issues at all levels of American education are at the forefront of public discussion and political debate. Explored by seasoned sociologist and education researcher Jose Martinez, the issues involved include segregation, tracking, discipline, charter schools, higher education, online education, and faculty matters, among others.